It’s Saturday, and so it’s time for Weekend Reading 156! As ever, we’re hoping you’ll share your weekend studying plans with us. Give us a shout-out, there within the remark part or over on social media @comicsbeat, and tell us what you’ll be studying!
AVERY KAPLAN: This weekend, I’m going to be trying out Schappi by Anna Haifisch. The again cowl consists of this extremely attractive copy: “Mankind’s first subject matter for painting was very likely an animal, and Schappi takes us back to the metaphorical origins of anthropomorphism.” Consider my curiosity piqued! Then, I’m wanting into (further) food-related comics for a Beat challenge developing this week, starting with Beauty and the Feast by Satomi U.
DEAN SIMONS: Been reasonably burned out this week after the chaos of Star Wars Celebration Europe and planning to take it straightforward this weekend – the right time to chill out with a guide. Last weekend I completed Elizabeth Moon’s second guide within the Vatta’s War collection Moving Target and commenced the follow-up Engaging the Enemy fairly quickly after. An entertaining lite sci-fi learn.
TAIMUR DAR: With the primary season of the Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur cartoon fully out there on Disney+, I’ve bought a want to return the place I left off with the unique comics with Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Vol. 3: The Smartest There Is. Likewise, though I’ve seen the primary season of the anime, I’m loving the Spy x Family household. So I’ll be persevering with my studying of that over the weekend.
REBECCA OLIVER KAPLAN: Like Taimur Dar, I’m additionally excited in regards to the first season Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. Considering how dangerous the ache is as I sort this, I would even watch the season for a 3rd time this weekend. It’s that good. Also good, is the most recent Marvel Comics Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur collection by Jordan Ifueko, Alba Glez, José Marzan Jr., KJ Díaz, and Travis Lanham, which I’m lastly going to compensate for. Finally, I’m re-reading Tessa Brunton’s Notes from a Sickbed as a result of it’s nearly too relatable.
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